restaurant recommendation?

Question

i want to take my boyfriend to a romantic yet different type of restaurant for his birthday....in manhattan...nothing italian or typical like that....any suggestions? cost not an issue

Answer 1

1. One If By Land, Two If By Sea- Contemporary- romantic and great food
2. The River Cafe- Contemporary- romantic
3. The Sea Grill- seafood- overlooks the ice skating rink in rockefeller Center
4. Daniel- French
5. Le Bernadin- French
6. Gramercy Tavern- Contemporary
7. Rosa Mexicana- Mexican
8. Patsy's- Italian- i know you said no Italian Restaurants but Patsy's is one of the best restaurants in the City!
9. Savoy- Contemporary
10. The Four Season's- Contemporary

make reservations well in advance (at least 3 weeks in advance)
check menu cost if you wish
check the dress code

Answer 2

If you want a romantic restaurant with a great view of the Manhattan skyline, check out The River Cafe or Top of the Tower restaurant.

Answer 3

If cost is not an issue...

Per Se - Time Warner Center - one of the best restaurants in the city today from Jean Georges...expensive but worth it!

Nobu - amazing sushi, beautiful setting and top service

Spice Market - incredible setting in the heart of the Meat Packing district, great pan-Asian food

Babbo - although it is Italian, it is also Mario Batali so they use ingredients that you will probably not find in many other generic Italian restaurants like boar, sweetbreads, quail, etc...


You can find menus and contact information for all the above at menupages.com

Answer 4

Well here's a suggestion. Ruth's Chris Steak House. It a very nice romantic restaurant that serves steak. LOL. Trust me it's nice. I've been there and it was great. The steak was juicy and savored in buttered. I can taste it now. It is located on the west side. 148 W. 51st Street btwn 6th & 7th Avenue. Number is [phone]. And then when you are done, you can walk it off to Rockefeller Plaza, which is just up the block between 5th & 6th Avenue, and check out the huge tree. Sounds like a romantic evening to me.

Answer 5

Cajun on 16th & 8th. Authentic Cajun food. It's like stepping into the French Quarter in New Orleans. And they have live music on weekends.

The View - Marriot Hotel 45th & Broadway. Excellent food near the top of the hotel. The restaurant revolves, so the view is constantly changing. Very elegant place.

Answer 6

Vietnamese restaurants. Try the Saigon Grill i think they have 3 located in Manhattan www.saigongrill.com

Answer 7

Nobu on 105 Hudson (I think) and order the chef's special, where he creates a number of original and elegantly plated appetizers (a lot) and it is served as a meal. Then order the green tea ice cream and chocolate torte. It is so wonderful and the atmosphere is so beautiful! The service is always great and I am always delightfully surprised every time I go.

Answer 8

Try Rosa Mexicano around union square. The food is excellent!!! Great drinks too. Large restaurant so the tables have privacy.

Answer 9

i might want to point no longer eating everywhere in or round Fisherman's Wharf. fairly head out of the vacationer seize and take a inspect any of the entire places in Hayes Valley. My own prominent is Absinthe, despite the indisputable fact that it really is a touch spendy. there's a huge style of boutiques and eating places there, it would want to be puzzling to stroll remote from that area disillusioned, which no count number the position you bypass in Fisherman's Wharf, you'd be. in case you are able to get over the formal area, discover between the adult males with sparkling crab and sit down and eat that, that is the finest foodstuff down on the wharf, despite the indisputable fact that it really is better funds than you may want to assume.

Answer 10

One if By Land Two if By Sea...wine tasting dinner. Expensive but romantic and totally worth it